No. 862 in German

deutsch

"Deutsch" means "German" in English.

In a sentence

Ich spreche Deutsch.
I speak German.
Here, 'Deutsch' refers to the German language as a whole, a proper noun.
Wir haben eine deutsche Zeitung gelesen.
We read a German newspaper.
'Deutsch' is used as an adjective to describe the nationality or origin of the newspaper.
Der Schüler lernt die deutsche Grammatik.
The student is learning German grammar.
Again, 'deutsch' functions as an adjective, indicating that the type of grammar being learned belongs to the German language.

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